The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1931-10-29, Page 5- I
THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
"PHU. A- McTAGGART, U D. S,
HENSALL, ONT.
|TelepjUonf> 106 Main Street
’A-1SSS
Bella! Smale on the planp «n4 a duqt
'by Hedden .and Mrs.' Hess...An
other selection was given by the
Hyde orchestra followed by a violin
sola by Me SwU Welsh accompan
ied on the piano by IMIss Florence
Welsh and the meeting closed with
the Mispah benediction after which
a social hour was spe^t in games
and contests and candy was served.
Jack Pick, of Dril-'
days with relatives
Jas.Paterson visit-
with friends in
HENSALL
Mr. Wilson Carlyle, visited last
week with friends In HiUsgreen.
Mr. Jack iStacey, of Detroit, spent
the week-end with friends In town.*
• MUh Beryl Pfaff, of London,1
spent the week-end at her home
lhere.
t Miss Marie Bell, of London, vis
ited, over the. week-end M her home
here.
Mr, and Mrs.
•lia,, spent a few
in tpiwn,
IMe and Mrs,
ed a day last week
Zurich.
Mrs, Douglas, of
*« visiting with her mother
< Johnston.
Mr. Wm. Wright, of the West,
visited last week at the home of Mr,
.David Foss.
Mr, and Mrs,. D. Buchanan, of
Toronto, spent the week-end with
friends In town.
Mr. Alvin Hoskins, of Detroit, is
visiting at the home of Me apd
Mrs, Verne Hedden.
Miss Grace Dick has returned
home after visiting relatives in Or
illia fpr some time.
Mrs, Vair, of Toronto, spent a
Jew days visiting with her mother,
Mrs Robt. Bonthron.
Mr, and Mrs, Laird Mickle and
son Billie, spent the week-end with
’ relatives in Woodstock.
Mrs. David Christie and son, Nor
man, of Hibbert, visited last week
at the home of Mr, Wm. McLaren.
Mr, Ross and Miss Nellie Car
michael of Exeter, spent Sunday
With Mr. and Mrs. Donald McKin
non.
The many friends of Ml’. Alex
Munn will be sorry to hear that he
suffered a stroke at nis home last
Week. •
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Spencer are
moving this week into their new
home which they recently built on
King St.
Mr. and Mrs, otto Stephens and
family spent a few days at the home
of Mr. Stephen's mother on the
Parr Line. '< . < 1 ;
Rev. Arthur Sinclair preached an
niversary service in the .United
church Brucefield having exchanged
pulpits with Rev Me Bremner.
Miss Mildred McDonnell under
went an operation in Dra Brown
ing’s. Hospital at Eexter for the re
moval of
Dr. R.
his wife
week-end
ents,. Mr,
Hyde Park,
Mrs,
is
J.
BOY’S I.EADRRS’- CONFUSBRNGP
A conference of Boy’s readers
representing South Huron was held
■in the Hensall united Church on
Friday, October 23rd,
ence
Butt,
ious
tery,
Mathers, of Grandl Bend and Rev,
R. R. Connor, of Kippen,
conference opened at 3 o’clock with
devotional exercises conducted by
Mr. W, ,G. Medd, M. L. A., Exeter,
Rev, IS'. J. Mathers follpwed with an
address on “The Problems of Boy’s
Training.”Following thisz came a Round
The confer-
was in charge of Rev, Gordon
of Gorrie, Secretary of Relig-
Education for Huron presby-
assisted by the Rev, S. J,
The
Table- Conference conducted "by Mr, I
George Service, of Toronto. Lively
with me and Mrs, r.
Mdsaac, of Detroit, is
vacation with his par-
Mrs. Dan Mclsaac and
Smith, of Detroit,
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her .tonsils last week.
Dougall accompanied, by
and children- spent the
at the home of his par-
__.and Mrs. Wmj Dougall.
Het., Me Bremen, of Brucqfield,
occupied the pulpit' at the United
■church on Sunday last and Mrs, A.
Clark rendered a very pleasing solo
in the morning.
Mrs. Holland Little dis moving her
household affects to Hanover where
they will reside. A family
gians is moving in Mrs.
, Shouse for the winter.
Miss Mae Simpson, of
who underwent an operation in the
Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth,
for appendicitis is alble to return
home this week and is doing quite
nicely.
IMr. Th os. SWaddock is moving
this week into the home he re
cently purchased from tlie Th os.
Cook ’estate. Mr. Shaddock has put
.a lot of improvements on
and will make a very
corner.
Mr. Fred Hess and Son
making. improvements and changes
to the interior of their jewellery
shop. They are putting in a print
ing press and will do all kinds of
printing.
Mrs. Charles Jenks has 'returned
home after spending a couple of
months visiting relatives in North
Dakota ‘and other parts of the Un
ited -States. Mrs. Jenks reports a
very pleasant trip and is also very
much improved in health.
Mrs. Lippert, while going around
her homq last week at Zurich .fell
and /sustained 'a severe, .fracture of
iiei’/leg. She was , brought. to the
hornh of her daughter,, kfrs- George
Fee,’ where she is being cafed .for.
Since .coming to Hensall , she haa
ilbeen' stricken with pleurisy
In a serious condition.
The Welfare Youth Club
Presby-terlau Church held
meeting on Monday night with the
president. Miss Blanche Mustaru
having charge of the meeting. After
Peening exercises' the Scripture
Reading was read by Miss A.nnie
Huiser followed by a solo by Mrs.
Wm. McLaren, after which a read
ing was given b.v ME Wm. Craig. A
special feature of the evening was a
taoc-k trial, giVeit by 14 girls. Every
part, being very albly taken and prov
ed Very interesting and amusing.
The meeting then closed with pray-
er.
The Young People of the United
church held their meeting oil Mon
day evening with Miss Doreen Far-
qulmr in charge. After the devotion
al exercises the Scripture reading
was iredd by Miss Mildred Follick>
after which the minutes of the last
of Bel-
Little’s
Detroit,
the place
attractive
have been
and is
ot the
their
bringing out
helpful ideas
problems of
the Sunday
discussions took place
many important and'
connected' with the
keeping the boy’s in
School and Church.
iSupper was served in the base
ment and community singing was
conducted by Rev. Gordon. Butt.
' The evening sessipn opened at
7.30 with Rev. R. R,. Connor con
ducting devotional -exercises and de
livering a splendid address on “Con
centration”. Rev. is." J. Mathers,
presided and Mr. Service outlined
the method of organizing boys 'into
groups' and- classes. He also gave
a very fine and inspiring address on
“Young people’s Work.”
One of the most interesting fea
tures of the evening program was
the addresses of -two young men.
Speaking from the standpoint of the
Iboy and! his attitude to the church.
These speakers were Mr. .Boudaugh
of Seaforth, and Mr. McGregor, of
Grand Bend.
A committee was appointed- con
sisting of Rev, S. J. Mathers, Rev.
R. R. Connors, Mr, F. S. Savage and
Mr. Baudaugli to arrange for a Boys
Camp next summer.
The evening session was well at
tended and it is hoped much bene
fit will be derived from the practic
al points made by the speakers.
DASHWOOD
Chicago, is
. with her
A. E. Oes-
in winning
Dr. H. H. Cowen, L.D.S., D.D.S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At office In Hartleib Block, Dash
wood, first three days, of week and
at office over the Post Office, la
Zurich,. last three days of week.
iMr. and Mrs.. D. Haugh and (Mr.
and Mrs. A. Haugh visited with Mr,
C. Haugh at Brucefield, on Sunday.
Mr. land Mrs. Gordon Galfas, of
Sarnia, spent a few cays last week
with Mr. and-Mrs. V. Shatz.
Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Sauer attend-
tlie funeral of Mr. Charles Domm in
Alsfeldt last Wednesday. .
-Miss Ida Goetz, of
spending her vacation
mother.
We congratulate IMr,
tricher on his success
a silver tea service presented by T.
Eaton Co, Ltd., for best dairy herd,
at Zurich Fair.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Bills, of Detroit,
were week-end visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Rader.
Mrs. A. K. Cameron, of Montreal,
and Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Dyel’, of St.
Catherines, spent a few days with
Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Sauer.
Miss Anna Tieman is visiting in
Toronto this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Otta Restameyer,
and family spent -Sunday in St.
Marys.
Mr. Henry Qalfas. has returned to
his home after Visiting with his son
in Sarnia.
Mr. and Hrs. Hartman Elsie'and
daughter Thelma spent
end in Sarnia.
Miss Mary England
Faust are visitiiig with
Thedford.
. Don’t forget the Hallowe’en supper
to? be held in the basement of tihc
Evangelical Church on Friday, Oc-1
tober 30th, The suppoE will be fol
lowed by a good program given by
local
the week-
land. Mrs.
relatives in
talent.
CROMARTY
opening of the. Walker
will take place on Novem-
A great’time is expected.
Grand
Building
ber 6th.
)Miss Mary D. Gorle, of Toronto,
visited with friends in. and artmud
the village of late, returning homo
on Monday last.
Mrs. Scott, of
with friends and
Mrs. Weitzman
ed with her parents Mr
Donald McKellar, of the village. She
was accompanied by her sister
law Mrs. Dan Mekeliar*
Master Allen Quan-Ce has gone
a shooting trip with a number
Exeter friends. This is Allen’s first
experience of this kind and we wish
hhn success.
The young ladies of the Cromarty
-diivt W1UUH tlie nui>ub«» ui . oltitroh had a booth at the plowing
meeting wore read fey .Miss'Gladys match held cm Tuesday on the farm
jtmkoE -An instrumental was given ! of Mr. Butler and ME Frank Har-
l>y Miss Flossie Foss followed by burn* Hot tea aiid light luneh were
a violin selection given by Miss I served. The proceeds to go to some:
D. Lnmmio nccom®anled by Miss good causd*
Winnipeg, visited
relatives of late.
Of Niagara Visit-
and Mrs.
■in>
on
of
CREDITON
Don’t forget .the lecture in the
Evangelical Church on Friday ev
ening at s o’clock p.m. . Professor
F. Landon, M.A., Of western Ujlil*
yeraity will speak on ‘‘The Romance
pit Canadian, History” and will il*
lustrate his remarks with lantern
slides. The orchestra will be in at*
tendance.
A good number from here attend
ed the lecture at Main Street Unit
ed Church, Exeter, last evening,
Professor Crocker was enjoyed by
all* .
We wish’ to congratulate Carl
Morlock, whq^ is attending Medical
School, London, on receiving one of
the Rpwntree prizes.
Miss Marguerite Lamport, of De--
troit, is visiting with her parents
Mr. -and Mi’s, Samuel Lamport,
Miss Gertrude Beaver is visiting
in Hamilton
Huxtable.
' Mr, Lester
spending his
ents Mr. and
Mr, and Mrs,
spent Sunday with them.
Dr, and Mrs. Orme and Lois, of
Toronto, visited with Mr. and. Mrs,-
,E. K. Fahrner last Thursday/
Mr. and Mrs. Charles. Brawley, Of
Kitchener; Me William Beaver, of
Hensgll and Messrs. Clayton and
Herb Knarr* and Rosg Krueger, of
Waterloo, spent Sunday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry JPahkner.
.Me John Hoffman/"of London,
called on relatives in town last
week,
Mdss Addileen Gaiser, Mrs. Al
bert Morlock and Master Martin
Morlock were in- Clinton Saturday
attending the County Contest held
there. Martin represented» -the
Crediton School Fair as he was the
winner of the contest held here.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Decker ahd son
and Mr. and- Mrs. Haberer and. fam
ily, of Zurich, spent Sunday at the,
boms* of Mr. and Mrs, Fred Gaiser.
We are pleased to state Mr, Gaiser
is, improving.
i Mr. and Mrs. Webb, of London,
were Sunday visitors at the home
of Miss Tillie Wein and Mr. Thom
as Wein.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Schwartz ana
family and Mr. and Mrs, Theimer,
of Detroit spent Sunday with their
mother Mrs. Louisa Schwartz.
Mr. Hy. ' Bowden while passing
through Crediton with a trailer
loaded with pigs had
time when the trailer
connected and the pigs
He had a merry time
up his load again.
Christian Endeavor
held Sunday evening
gelicai church,
was in the hands of the young
people. Earl Haist occupied the.
chair. For the opening devotion-
the following led in prayer; The
President, Alma Smith, Alma R-atz,
Kenneth -Sippell, F. W. Morlock and
the chairman. The first address
was given byTluby Finkbeiner “Let
your light shine and where?” a
chorus by a large group of Junior
Christian. Endeavour girls greatly
interested the audience. The sec
ond address was given by Alma
Smith, “Let your light shine and
how?” baritone chorus by a group
of men of the league was a new pro
duction, "Marching On.” The third
address was given by Irvin Fink
beiner, “Let your light shine and
why?” a piano duet by Elva Wuerth
and Evelyn -Sippell received much
commendation, “O Happy Day. with
Variations” Four young ladies
were appointed ushers, Elsie Thomp
son, Marguerite Kuhn, Dorothy Ratz
and Nola Faist. These four also
appeared before the altar and wait
ed for the word to take up the col
lection. The pastor offered compli
mentary remarks with regard-to the
three excellent addresses and the
general arrangement of the evening.
a
an exciting
became /dis-
thrown out.
in rounding
Rally was
at t'he Evan-
The entire service
Having installed new equipment
we are now prepared to charge and
repair batteries.—Huron Garage.
CJREDITON EAST
and Mrs. Nelson- Schenk
• of Mt.' •Carmei, - spent Sun-
and Mrs, H. -Pfaff BE
Edwards- -has
ahdMr.
family
‘day with Mr
Mrs;- Thomas Edwards- -Has re
turned to her home in JngeirSoll af
ter visiting het patents and rela
tives for two weeks, her sister Mrs.
Harry Lewis returning with her for
a visit.
Mr.
Fra nl<
spent
Scheiding’s parents Mr. and Mrs. H.
Metz.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. I-Ieatherley, of
London, and Mr
Motz
spent
Motz,
. Me
children and me Howard Truemner
and Miss Sanders, of
Sunday in Thedford.
IMr. and Mrs, Jacii
Mr
Waghorn-
David,
and Mrs,
beep in
past few
Friday and Is doing as well as can
be expected,
Mrs. Eli Lawson is visiting for a
■few days with her etster and bro
ther-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Harry
Parsons.
T IL Yuli and Mr. and Mrs,
Scheiding, all of London,
the week-end with Mrs.
and! Mrs. Roland
and two children, of Exeter,
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H.
and Mrs. Aaron Wein and two
Exeter, spent
Jasney and
and Mrs. F.
it and Mrs.
Russell Raynham
spent Saturday in London,
the six-year-old son of Me
Fred Waghorn, who lias
Victoria Hospital for the
weeks was operated' on on
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ELIMVILLE
Battery Service-—Your battery
charged and repaired at the Huron
Garage. New equipment installed,
The October meeting of the W.
|M,.. S. was held on Wednesday af
ternoon of last week in the church,
twenty-two members were present.
The President Mrs. White occupied
the chair and the meeting was open
ed by singing hymn 348. Mrs. Chas.
Godbolt then lead in prayer. The
minutes of the last meeting were
read1 and adopted. The Roll Call
was responded to by a scripture
verse. Mrs. Ed. Johns read the
scripture lesson. We had as our
visitors quite a number of the mem
bers of the Thames Road W. M. S.
and after the lesdon was read the
President of that Society, Mrs. John
Cann, took the chair and the visit
ors presented a splendid program.
Ater the close of the meeting a vfery
enjoyable social time was’ spent
labile the. lunch was being eaten.
The Live Oak Mission. Circle met I
for -their regular monthly, meeting
a-t fthe home of Miss Mary Herdman
last Thursday afternoon with 12
members present. Mrs. Jas. Kirk
land had charge and opened with
the hymn “The morning light is
Breaking” followed by prayer by
Mrs. White. The scripture lesson
fr-om Psalm 26 was read by Mrs. W.
Routly. The hymn “The Whole
World was Lost in the Darkness of
Sin” was then sung. The Roll Call
was answered by a Beautitude. Min
utes of the last meeting were read
and adopted and some business dis
cussed. The Devotional Leaflet,
“James, the Man of Science” was
read by Miss Dorothy Del bridge.
Dhe Herald, Miss Margaret Johns
reported on Africa. The study
which was on Korea was taken by
Misses Mary Herdman, Mae Coward
andt Audrey Prance. Miss Lavona
Cooper gave a reading entitled/
“Knocking at our Door.” The]
hymn, “0 Love that will not let Me*
Go”
closed With the Mizpah benediction.
Next Sundaj' anniversary services
will -be held here, Rev. Roibb, of
Centralia will preach at 10.3 0 a.m.
and 7 p.m, iSpecial music is being
prepared by the choir. A freewill
offering is being asked.for as there
will be no fowl
Mr. and Mrs.
fannily visited at-
Messrs Rollie
neth Johns competed in the plough
ing match, last
winners;- Quite
neighbourhood
Miss Evelyn
Thomas, was a
last Bunday.
.Mrs. John Francis, of London,
visited at the home of her son Mr.
Wesley Johns this week*
t Mr, and Mrs. Alden Jones,
London, were callers in the neigh
bourhood on Saturday.
-Mr. and Mrs. Will Jeffrey and
sons, of Hurondale, were Sunday
visitors at Me wm. Johns.
Another interesting event
plane on Saturday evenhig
Miss Florence Herdman, was
a kitchen shotver at the home
Miss Mary Herdman,
lady friends were present,
Wedding was an entertaining feature
Miss Dora Brooks, as groom, Miss
Dorothy Delbridge as bride, iMrs,
Jus. Kirkland gave the bride away,
Miss Bernice Mutch- was bride’s at
tendant and little Misses Ethel and
Eileen Johns made pretty flower
girls; Miss Lavona 'Cooper was the
officiating clergyman and ail took
their parts very cleverly, The boys
r
III
were on hand to provide theehivari
and made a merry time Of it with
music etc. Miss Herdman received
many beautiful and 'useful things,
among them a complete kitchen set
in ivory and green enamel She made
a fitting reply of thanks, after the
gifts were passed around and admir
ed. The remainder of the evening
was spent in games, Lunch was
served early, it .being Saturday and
all repaired to
will be next?
Several from
tended Whalen
last Sunday.
On Monday
young people
Mr. and Mrs.
Hallowe’en Masquerade party
costumes were varied in style ana
it was very hard to decide who .was
who and which was the -best, -how
ever Miss Verna Russell was award
ed the prize, a pair of salt and pep-
shakers, for the best fancy costume
and Mrs. John Brock was .givep. a
small stuffed dog for the best comic
The young people had.heaps of fun
and wound up the evening with <a
splendid lunph.
IMr. and Mrs. H. Henderson and
children visited .relatives at Staffa
last Sunday.
their homes. Who
our community at-
anniversary services
evening over fifty
met-at the home of
Len. O’Rielly for a
The
ZION
week at
daughter
Hern and
THAMES ROAD i
the
Mrs.
fam-
There will be no service in this
church next Sunday owing to anni
versary services at Elimville church
Mr. Henry Hern and sister, Mrs.
J. Gorvette visited in Stratford on
Wednesday of last
home of the latter’s
E. ‘Woodward.
Mr. and Mrs. J. T.
ily and -Mr* and Mr-s. M. Dobson and
daughter, visited with the former’s
sister Mrs. B. Stevenson, of Birr,
on Sunday. ,
I Mrs. Bacon, who has been keep
ing house for Mr, George Brock for
over 20 years left last Wednesday
was sung and the meeting was for Vancouver where she intends
■Mr, Geo. Brock
and Mrs. J. Johns' accom
panied her as far as St. Marys.
Dr. and Mrs. L. L, Follick, Of St.
Marys visited with Mr. and Mrs. E.
Hern and iMrs* H. Kyle on Sunday,
A large number attended the an
niversary services at Whalen United
church on Sunday and the Fowl
Supper on Tuesday evening. ■ •!
Ward Hern . attended the South’
Huron Plowing Match on Thursday-
last, week and Won 2nd prize in
2.
i ■ i
i Mr and Mrs. N. Hunkin and fahi-
, ily spent the week-end with Mr. and
; Mrs Parsons, -of Munroe.
, Mrs Smale spent a few days in
j London with Mr* and Mrs. Allen.'
Infant Son Passes
; Mr. and Mrs. F, ■ Collings receiy-
; ed word Monday of the death/ of
their grandson, infant child of Me
, and -Mrs. E. J. Kennedy, of Ottawa
Ave., London, which took place early
that morning. The little lad was
five months old but had not been
enjoying very good health. Mrs Col
lings and Miss Bernice left the same
morning for London. The sympathy
of many friends will be extended fa
the bereaved
Progress Club
A meeting of the Progress Club
was held in the church Wednesday
evening with Rev Jas. Anthony in
the chair The meetiug opened with
singing followed by a bible reading
•by Miss Monteith. The gathering
then divided into groups and a
questionaire was presented with
questions and answers from the
Bible. A very interesting address
was given iby Mr. Anthony on the
above questionaire together with
current events. It was decided to
hold the next meeting the first Wed
nesday in November. Miss Black-
•all -and Miss Baxter were selected as
the. program committee for next
meeting.
FuBarton Horticultural Society
A meeting of the directors of the
Fullarton Horticultural Society met
at the home of Mrs A. Roach, Thurs
day evening, October 22nd. There
were ten directors present. Mrs. S-
Hocking, vice-president, took the
chair, in the absence of Rev. Tliay-
ner who had another meeting. It
was arranged io have the annual
meeting at Fullarton on the evening
of November 20th, with a short pro
gram. The society is doing a good1
work in helping to beautify -the
country. They have ordered 5,000
tulip besides other bulbs, etc.
making her home,
and Mr
supper this year.
Garnet Miners ano
Whalen on Sunday.
Williams and Keh-
week and were prize
a few men from the
also attended,
Whitlock, of St.
caller in the vicinity
of
took
when
given
of
About fifty
A mock
of
Class
LUMLEY
and Mrs. Herman, of Mitchell
and. Mrs. Ker slake on
the misior-
some steps
arm. .
of Exeter,
week with
Mr
visited Mr.
Sunday last-
Mrs. Robert Cole had
tune,- while going down
to fall and fracture her
Mrs. M. J. Horney,
spent a few days last
Mrs. Broadfoot.
Mrs. Selves Sr, returned home
the end of the week after visiting
her daughter Mrs. Jaciues, of Wood*
ham, for a few days t
Mr. and Mrs. John Reid, of Lon
don, called on friends on the Bound
ary last week.
Mr.
.Exeter
Queen
ME
little daughter Betty Jean and
Horton’s mother Mrs. Dinkey, all of
Detroit, visited the former’s mother
and family for a few days last week.
Miss Mae Brlntnell, R.N., of Bar*
nia Genetai Hospital, spent the
week-end at her home here.
and Mrs. Richard Hunter, of
, called on Mr. and Mrs-
on Thursday last,
and Mrs. Win. Morton
Mo
and
Mrs.
KHIVA
A little baby girl arrived a,t the
home of Mr. -and Mrs. Peter Ragier
last week.
Miss Marguerite Knight spent the
week-end at her home near Strath-
roy.
Missi Florence Hanover has re
turned having spent the
with relatives in .Buffalo,
•Mr. and Mrs. H.-Ne^b,,
visited with Me and Mrs. on’Sunday- .
Mr. and. Mrs. John Ragier
Carmel, spent Sunday with
Dietrich and family.
past week
of Zurich,
Alex Meeh
, of Mt.
Mirs. J.
STAFFA
Rev. Mr. Bell, of Kirkton,
ed two tine semons in the
church on Sunday last.
Rev. Mr. Stewart preached anni
versary services at Anderson on
Sunday,.
Mrs. Kennedy, of Ul inton, spent
Sunday in the village, the guest of
Mrs. Leary and Mrs. HamJblyn.
Mi’S. Andrew Stewart, of Montreal,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George
Vivian.
Mr. and Mrs. Dingle,- of Toronto,
spent the week-end at the home of
Mt. and Mi's. It, Sadler.
Mrs. Donald Balfour, of Detroit, •
& visiting at the home of her int
ents, Mt and Mts. D. Bruce.
: Me and Mrs. o. W* Deed spent
Sunday in Fullarton*
The Young People ate having a
Hallowe’en Social on Monday even* "
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